The Rundown -- March 30

# Dmitry Volchek and Daisy Sindelar's expose on a Russian troll factory covered by Daily Mail, Newsweek, Independent, Endgadget, New York Post and Express; gets the attention ofSputnik too

# Breitbart cites Golnaz Esfandiari's interview with an Iranian journalist who fled Iran during nuclear talks

# Crimean Tatar TV station likely to be shut down

# "Peaceful colonization" is not a strategy for eastern Ukraine

# "What Will the Kremlin Do Next In Ukraine?" - Vladimir Frolov, Moscow Times

# Putin honors two paratrooper brigades with "massive heroism" but says it has nothing to do with Ukraine

# Russia and NASA discuss building a new space station

# "Putin's Economic Team Plays Houdini" - Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg

# AP journalist's killer sentenced to 20 years

# "What a Mob Says About the State of Islam in Afghanistan" - Nushin Arbabzadah, Foreign Policy

# "Afghanistan’s Next Chapter" - New York Times editorial

# Two Czech tourists, held captive since 2013, freed

# How will Pakistan respond to the crisis in Yemen?

Central Asia
# Uzbekistan "votes" with 91 percent turnout

# Russian soldier's murder trial to be conducted in Armenia

# "At Home in Armenia" - Juliet Pennington, Boston Globe

Of Interest